Steve Harvey's Voicemail - 05.26.25

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, here we go. It's time to check Steve's voicemail.
And if you want to leave a voicemail for Steve,
all you have to do is call eight seven seven
twenty nine Steve and you might hear your message on
the radio. Steve, Are you ready? Here is Will. This
caller needs some relationship advice.

Speaker 2 (00:15):
I want to see. My name is Will, and I'm
in a relationship with my fiance. But see, show't me
trusting what I've been thinking? Well, trust the faith that
I'm telling her when she started working and I'm sitting
at her job overnight or even during the daytime, and
I'm giving her everything, but she wants to walk away

(00:36):
because of huffhas and everything that she had fen the
outdated and guess what. See, I did some things to
hurt her in the beginning, but I changed and I
fink it and I became a different man, Steve. So
see I need some indite for the Steve. How much
a good name A good name? Thank you?

Speaker 3 (00:52):
Yeah?

Speaker 4 (00:53):
She willn't. I don't put you a good man. But
you said something. You said I did something as to
hurt her in the beginning. This is what I had
to learn, and this is what I've been telling people lately.
You can't hurt somebody in there and tell them how
to heal and it doesn't work. You can't hurt somebody

(01:19):
and then tell them how to heal. You can't see.
You can't do both, bro, So now you got to
allow her to process at however she go process. And
that's the cost, man, that's the problem that when we
do something there's a cost. Now it's not a forever cost.
And this is why I don't like about people. You know,

(01:40):
people take a mistake you made in the past, and
every time they see something happen to you, that's calm.
And remember when he did this. You are not the
person who passes out calm and you ain't give a
matter of fact, most people use word calm or use
it too loosely. It's you just enter the next phase
of the life. You're gonna continue to make mistakes. So look, bro,
you made a mistake. I bet you are a good man,

(02:01):
but you got to do a little grappling. Man, if
you want to keep yourself you.

Speaker 1 (02:04):
Know that's right? All right? Moving on, this color is
from England has a correction for you.

Speaker 3 (02:10):
Steve, I am Steve good mooning. Now, are you a
quick one? Yeah? I needed to correct some English the
let's say, of the air, and I believe schools in
America these days say the same thing like you is,

(02:32):
there's nothing like you is you are? Uh? And some
couple of others. I'm sure when I am I remember them.
I'll call you back and listen to your ready station
all the time. You are a wonderful a horrible father,
our friend and uncle and a bus kicking up at

(02:56):
the sky is just the beginning. Have a lovely day,
my love to Uncle Junior and the rest of your crew.
Have a wonderful blessed sight. Bye.

Speaker 4 (03:08):
Hey lady from England, really do appreciate your listening everywhere,
especially if you're listening from over there. Ain't England and everything?
Don't call here? Corrected me about no England? Uh about
England or English? You understand? Uh? You sitting up here
talking about that ain't no you is? How can it
not be you is? When that's what I said, See

(03:29):
you can't, you can't. You can't take what I say?
And then tell me that ain what that's no such
thing as you is? You is incorrect, it's what you
and now and then and then let me tell you,
and then you say you are a wonderful person. You
once again, I'm is see you say you know what
I'm saying. So don't call here with your little English lessons,

(03:50):
beautiful accent, lady, love that you're called and everything. Really
appreciate your listening. But if you're fin the call here
with English corrections, you're not gonna be able to enjoy
the show.

Speaker 1 (04:00):
Yeah, because I have tried. I have tried.

Speaker 4 (04:03):
I have tried, so ma'am from England, you know. Please
thank you for that, but do not waste your time
leaving these types of messages for me, because I really
don't care about a nunn of this here or that
down that you're talking about. Whoa is you clear on

(04:26):
that down?

Speaker 1 (04:29):
Because I'm is she's dialing no English right there, she's
dialing all right. Coming up next today's frank phone call
from the nephew right after this lo here.

Speaker 3 (04:43):
I'm yo, this is Jamie Fox, This is Keim Whitley.

Speaker 2 (04:47):
You already know what it is, man, your man, chic bean,
and you are now listening to the Steve Harvey Morning
Show